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I checked my power plan settings and nothing has changed and still video signal to monitor goes out after 2 mins of idle. Not using any screen savers. Microsoft is not making computer better, it is screwing up our computers.
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I am writing this message from my phone. I was in Windows 10 safe mode and doing system file checker at 90 percent complete when the video cuts off. The Asus GeForce 750Ti is over a year old. Tomorrow, l will take the video card out and reseat it and make sure everything is plugged in correctly. Video card has two fans and have a fairly new power supply with 430 watts.
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Not a heat issue. My Asus video card is a windforce card with two fans. I do not have onboard video. Processor is a old Q6600 quad core.
The only change was the critical update KB4015217 and removed it and after a long working on update session, rebooted and computer was idle for 5 minutes. The critical update included a fix for:
The only change was the critical update KB4015217 and removed it and after a long working on update session, rebooted and computer was idle for 5 minutes. The critical update included a fix for:
- Addressed issue where displays turn off unexpectedly even when Turn off display and Screen saver are disabled in the power profile.
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Update: I took the Asus 750Ti video card out and put back the old 550 Ti video card. Was able to go to desktop.
So far, it looks like a issue with the 750Ti video card. I will put it back and see if it will black out the monitor again. If, so then the video card is bad. No issues with the older 550 Ti video card.
So far, it looks like a issue with the 750Ti video card. I will put it back and see if it will black out the monitor again. If, so then the video card is bad. No issues with the older 550 Ti video card.
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All my cards have been factory overclocked. I then clock then some more. You've just been unlucky.
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All my cards have been factory overclocked. I then clock then some more. You've just been unlucky.
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I never overclocked the card. The only change I did was turning up the two fans to manual setting of 70 percent to reduce heat output from the 430 watt computer power supply which has one large bottom fan during multiplayer gaming. Power supply is a Thermaltake.
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Asus updated the bios of the video card and video card is working fine. Turns out it is the damn HP Pavilion monitor. For some reason it said that no signal from dvi cable from the card and at the same time, l switched to hdmi mode in monitor to hear the news from the cable tv box. I have to run the computer with a usb tv tuner to listen to the channels. If l do a forced reboot of the computer, the Dvi signal returns to the monitor during boot up and to desktop.
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